Nixon Promises New American Revolution in State of the Union
President Nixon unveils a sweeping program to share $16 billion in federal revenues with states and cities, including $6 billion in new funds. He calls for reorganizing the federal bureaucracy, welfare reform, and a $1,600 annual floor for a family of four, while urging environmental action and cancer research. Republicans praise the plan, Democrats cautious in a Democrat-led Congress. The speech targets broader state and local control and deficit spending to reduce unemployment.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
America
State
Justice
Defense
Agriculture
Labor
Commerce
Carl Albert
D-Okla
Father Son Banquet Honors McDowell Nation Officers 1971
The McDowell Nation of the Y Indian Guides held its father son banquet at Saguaro High School on Friday night and announced 1971 officers and council members. Installed were Chief Charlie Phipps Medicine Man Jim Cargavel Tally Keeper Diane Howard Wampum Bearer Joe Pitoniak Sandpainter Pat Coughlin. Council members include Bop Kesteloot Stan Tanakaya Jillie Owens Jim Cappelli and Robert Moritz. Outgoing officers honored were Dub Rogers Jim Cargavel Grover Martin and Charlie Phipps.
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Charlie
Phipps
YMCA
McDowell Nation
Dub Rogers
Kenneth
Turtle
Brian
Rogers
Saguaro High School
Swere
Charlie Phipps
Jim Cargavel
Diane Howard
Joe Pitoniak
Pat Coughlin
Bop Kesteloot
Stan Tanakaya
Jillie Owens
Jim ‘Cappelli
Robert Moritz
Dub “Rogers
Grover Martin
Three Teens Face Pot Charges After Scottsdale Stop
Scottsdale police arrested two 14 year olds and a 15 year old after stopping a car at 78th Street and Catalina. An officer smelled marijuana and saw one youth smoking in the back seat before taking the trio into custody.
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Scottsdale
78Th, Stiget and
Catalina
Fires Extinguished After Two Blazes Hit Vehicles
Rural Fire Department put out two blazes Friday using ten gallons of water. An automobile fire at the west Motorola parking lot caused extensive interior damage, though books and papers were salvaged. The car owner is Meredith Wright, with firemen noting $500 damage to the kitchen area of the office residence at 2073 Ni 68th.
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Motorola
Meredith Wright
Iaed-Be
Johin - Fleming
Extension courses offered by ASU preregistration set
Arizona State University will offer more than 150 extension courses this spring starting Monday at Coronado High School. The registration site will run from 7 to 9 p m for convenience to full time workers. The university extension office at 965 6563 provides course schedules.
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Arizona State University
Coronado High School
University Extension Office
Collision injures wife in Indian School Road crash
Winona Bright 30 sustained minor injuries when her car stopped for a vehicle on Indian School Road was rear ended by a westbound car driven by Paul Albert Dunlap. Dunlap 18 received a citation for not driving with reasonable prudence. Police reported several minor accidents around Scottsdale area Friday.
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Indian
Winona
F'. Bright
James
Ave
Paul Albert Dunlap
Dunlap
Scottsdale
Scottsdale—Road
Camelback
Miller and Indian
Granite Reef
Maths
van. Buren
Carmielback
Pic ‘School
Eamelfack
Judges Appointed to Maricopa County Superior Court Bench
Gov. Jack Williams appointed Philip Marquardt and Gerald Strick to the Maricopa County Superior Court bench. The two attorneys join the county Board of Supervisors and are Republicans. They will begin their duties February.
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Phoenix
UPY
Jack, Williams
Phoenix Y
Philip
Marquardt
Gerald
J-Sttick
Maricopa County
Superior Court
Kefitbrrew
Fdgeshis
Board of Supervigses
Botley
Marquardt Arid
Strick |S
Arizona AG sues Phoenix shop and Scottsdale firm
Arizona Attorney General Consumer Fraud Division filed suits in Maricopa County Superior Court seeking injunctions against Cadillac Garagé of Phoenix and H W Alléh Enterprises of Scottsdale. The actions allege consumer reimbursements and require defendants to pay $725 each to the state for attorney fees.
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Phoenix
UPI
Cadillac Garagé
H.W
Alléh. Enterprises
Inec
Scottsdale
Arizona Attorney General
Maricopa County
Superior
Bomb threat clears Fashion Square. search finds no danger
Police cleared Fashion Square Friday after a bomb threat and conducted a search. No bomb was found and no suspects were reported.
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A. J. Bayless
Court seeks to halt Ft McDowell tribal election
Walter Dickson of the Ft McDowell Mohave asks U S District Court to cancel Friday’s Ft McDowell Indian Reservation council election. He claims the nominating committee he headed was ignored and asks to declare unconstitutional a rule setting voting from 9 a m to 6 p m.
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Phoenix
UPI
U. S. District Court
Tribal” Council
Ft. McDowell
Walter Dickson
Ft .McDowell ~ Mohave
Rainbow for Girls to Install Officers at Scottsdale Masonic Temple
Pot of Gold Assembly No. 48 International Rainbow for Girls will install officers and advisory board members at 7 30 p m tonight at the Scottsdale Masonic Temple. Vicki Knight will be installed as worthy advisor. Other officers named include Bonnie Bossert Jill Macey and several others with appointive officers listed. Paradise Valley and Scottsdale DeMolay Chapters will serve as honor guards.
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Pot of Gold Assembly No.48
International, Order
Pat Scottsdale
Masonic
Temple
Vicki Knight
Robert S. Knight
Bonnie Bossert
Worthy
Jill Macey
Charity
Eanne Stevens
Hope
Sue Beckett
Fai
Lynd
Tacobelli
Recorder
Betsy Gorsuch
Trudy’ Price
Gayle Saunders
Kim Giesaking
Donna Johnson
Ann—Macey
Nature
Gandace- Malone
Immortality
Connie” Senior
Fidelity
Shelly . Duffy
Sharon Platt
Service
Karen Wetherby
Confidential Observer
Kathy Duckworth
Outer “Observer
Cara. Sand
Mary Harris
Martha Summers
Cara A. “Pratt Sr
Pegi Kahl
Pami
Russ
Jane Wixted
Connie Bowers
Diane
Hutchinson
Dan’. Gerrard
Paradise ‘Valley
Scottsdale ‘DeMolay
Abandoned Car Recovered After Suspicious Scottsdale Stop
Scottsdale police recovered an abandoned car Friday once seen in suspicious activity Thursday at a Pinnacle Peak business. The overturned vehicle was found in a ditch near the same spot where two telephone company employees were shot to death seven years ago. Parker Smith reported the occupants behaved suspiciously and no further information was available.
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Scottsdale Police
Parker Smitthr
Hope
Hégan
Burglaries Hit Local Bar and Doctor’s Office
Police report two break ins on Friday netting about 500 dollars. Burglars forced the front door of Dr. Burke Sciignelli at 4428 Palm Circle taking 261 dollars in cash and rifled desks and drawers. A second burglary at Hustle Inn 3219 N Hayden Rd broke a front door to access a cigarette machine jukebox cash box pinball machines and a cash register.
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Burke E. Sciignelli
Palm Circle
Hustle Inn
Hayden ‘Rd
Hohokam PTA to discuss hunting fishing in Arizona
Hohokam area residents will hear Bob Hirsh discuss hunting and fishing locations in Arizona at the PTA meeting. He will show wildlife slides and a Suns game film produced by KTAR’s Ted Brownh. Free babysitting and band booster plans for parades accompany the informative session.
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Arizona
Bob
Hirsh
Hohokam
PTA
Hirgh
Phoenix Suns
Ted Brownh
Ktar News
Chidren
Regents Charged With Wage Discrimination Against Women
The U S Department of Labor filed suit in U S District Court accusing the Arizona Board of Regents of wage discrimination at the states three universities. The action seeks back pay and interest and an injunction to end violations of the Fair Labor Standards Act by paying men and women janitors differently for equal work.
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UPI
Arizona Board. of
Regents
U.S. ‘Department _ “of Labor
U.S
Worden
Fair Labor Standards‘Act
Labor Department
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